transgressor

noun
UK /trænzˈɡres.ər/
US /trænzˈɡres.ɚ/

A person who breaks a rule or does something wrong.

The teacher warned the transgressor that breaking the rules again would have consequences.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Someone who goes beyond a limit or boundary, especially a moral or legal one.

As a transgressor of social norms, she often challenged expectations.

3. A person who violates a law or command.

The court treated him as a transgressor of the peace and fined him.

4. In religious contexts, a person who sins against divine law.

The preacher called on every transgressor to seek forgiveness.